Volvo Fe Series 1989
Model Fe Series made in 1989 by Volvo got 3 recalls. There were some recalls concerningequipment, exterior lighting and steering.
Model 1989
Recalls
Campaign | Manufacturer | Manufacturing date | Type | # of units affected | Date Owner notified Mfg | Recall Initiated by | Manufacturers of recalled vehicles/products | Report Recieved Date | Record Creation Date | Regulation Part Number | FMVSS Number | |||||
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EQUIPMENT - OTHER - LABELS | ||||||||||||||||
89V222000 | VOLVO GM HEAVY TRUCK CORP | from 08/01/1988 to 11/01/1989 | V (Vehicle) | 203 | MFR | VOLVO TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA | 12/13/1989 | 01/02/1990 | 567 | |||||||
Defect Summary | Compliance label does not agree with weight capacity of new rear axle tires. | |||||||||||||||
Consequence Summary | Trucks do not comply with cfr part 567. | |||||||||||||||
Corrective Summary | Affix new compliance label with correct information in same location. | |||||||||||||||
Notes | System: certification label / cfr part 567.vehicle description: heavy duty trucks with gvwr of 26,000 lbs or greater. | |||||||||||||||
EXTERIOR LIGHTING - TURN SIGNAL - SWITCH | ||||||||||||||||
89V066000 | VOLVO GM HEAVY TRUCK CORP | from 11/01/1988 to 11/01/1988 | V (Vehicle) | 102 | 05/08/1989 | MFR | VOLVO TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA | 05/01/1989 | 06/05/1989 | |||||||
Defect Summary | Turn signal switch in left turn mode may not always make proper electrical contact. | |||||||||||||||
Consequence Summary | This provides no signal to traffic, and may cause anaccident. | |||||||||||||||
Corrective Summary | Inspect and replace suspect turn signal switches. | |||||||||||||||
Notes | System: electrical/turn signal.vehicle description: trucks 26,000 lbs and greater gvwr. | |||||||||||||||
STEERING - LINKAGES | ||||||||||||||||
92V079000 | VOLVO GM HEAVY TRUCK CORP | from 01/01/1988 to 05/01/1992 | V (Vehicle) | 9434 | 07/10/1992 | MFR | VOLVO TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA | 05/27/1992 | 05/29/1992 | |||||||
Defect Summary | Variances in the location of the tie rod arm bolt holes and steer axle spindle mounting holes result in the attaching bolts being incorrectly torqued. this causes the tie rod attaching bolts to fail resulting in separation of the tie rod from the steering axle spindle. | |||||||||||||||
Consequence Summary | The tie rod separation results in a loss of steeringcontrol and possible vehicle accident. | |||||||||||||||
Corrective Summary | Replace the attaching bolts, tie rod arms and spindles as deemed appropriate after vehicle inspection. | |||||||||||||||
Notes | System: suspension.vehicle description: class 7 and class 8 heavy trucks. |